Savannah Burrows, a KHTS Country Showdown winner, is now taking over another mic — on the new radio show “Santa Clarita Unplugged” on KHTS AM-1220.

From an audience of about 12,000 at “Concerts in the Park” to the Santa Clarita Valley’s radio waves, Burrows is ready to welcome musicians from in and around the Santa Clarita Valley to discuss their stories and showcase their music.

The 16-year-old student at West Ranch High, along with Hannah Greenwald, will host the KHTS AM-1220 show the last Saturday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

The first guest on their show will be 16-year-old R&B artist Marley Berry, featuring her songs, journey and inspiration.

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Burrows has performed her original music in the Santa Clarita Valley, Nashville, Tennessee and even opened for the Swon Brothers.

A resident of Santa Clarita, Burrows has cultivated a community of supporters who are deeply invested in her success – but none more so than her parents. Her father Bruce, an inventor and entrepreneur, co-writes.

Her mother, Bobbi, is no stranger to the entertainment industry, and was a University of Wisconsin-Madison music major who toured with the Wisconsin Singers.

Burrows also shares her musical talents with a variety of causes, including first-responders. She recently sang the National Anthem for a tribute ceremony recognizing LA County Fire & Law Enforcement Officers who risked their lives responding to one of California’s largest forest fires.

She delighted the guests of every demographic, including California Congressman Steve Knight, Los Angeles County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger and Santa Clarita Mayor Bob Kellar.

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